30.(A)Numerous other studies have documented the robust relationship between early phonologicalawareness and subsequent reading achievement.(B) In a later review, Torgesen (1999) concluded that the limited amount of information gainedfrom the assessment of phonological awareness may not warrant the use of a phonologicalawareness assessment given the amount of time needed to administer, score, and interpretsuch an assessment.(C) Additionally, deficits in phonological awareness have been linked to reading disabilities.(D)This possibility has led reading researchers to question the usefulness of phonologicalawareness assessments once a certain level of reading achievement has been attained.